The phrase "a broad range of generations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing diversity or variety among different age groups or time periods.
Example: "The festival attracted a broad range of generations, from young children to senior citizens, all enjoying the activities together."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of generations" or "a diverse array of generations".
"We'll continue to diversify our investment in new and existing plant as we firmly believe that it's important to have a broad range of generation assets as we move to lower carbon technologies.
Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology has been under development for a broad range of power generation applications.
Spearman's (1904) observation that some individuals consistently perform better than others across a broad range of tasks has spawned generations of research investigating the hypothesis that a limited set of resources govern cognitive performance (Spearman 1904; Kahneman 1973; Norman and Bobrow 1975; Vernon 1983; Baddeley 1986; Just and Carpenter 1992).
"It was important for us to have a mix of different types of artists and different genres," Ms. Worthem said, because the millennial generation, also called Generation Y, likes a broad range of musical styles.
This study used a statistically designed sampling of waste generation in a broad range of Health Care Establishments (HCEs) to indicate that the amount of waste produced in Dhaka can be estimated to be 37 ± 5 ton per day.
This paper critically screens 153 lifecycle studies covering a broad range of wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) electricity generation technologies to identify 41 of the most relevant, recent, rigorous, original, and complete assessments so that the dynamics of their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions profiles can be determined.
Such family-specific evolution was warranted presumably due to an extensive demand for generation of a broad range of metabolites in the secondary metabolic switch required for degradation of complex natural substrates such as lignin.
The basis for a high short circuit current of this type of solar cells is the photocurrent generation over a broad range of the solar spectrum, as is revealed by the EQE spectrum in Fig. 4B.
However, we engaged a broad range of health professionals with varying characteristics, data generation continued to saturation, negative cases were sought (Strauss and Corbin, 1990) and we undertook validation with participants (Bloor, 1997) and other groups.
Such a feature is consistent with the gene expansion strategy used by some other lower eukaryotic genomes, particularly those who have evolved to meet an extensive demand for generation of a broad range of metabolites in the secondary metabolism when interacting with the environmental niches.
